But sounds like you need some more income to try to improve your debt and credit situation.

Also the 3rd party company I use to process all the payments actually report the payments to the tenant/buyers credit to help improve it.Again to answer your question, Very quickly!

Furthermore, with finishing the rehab work in the incomplete units, improving management, and doing an appropriate advertising campaign, we're confident we can get that occupancy rate much, much higher.

See if the appraisal allocates the value of the property between the land and the improvements.

In 2005 I started telling my members to decrease their debt load, unload marginal properties while the prices were approaching the peak and improve their cash position.

What do you specifically propose we do to improve things?

Especially now since they are the leading asset class to go into foreclosure.This may just be my bias, but i think retail and office may be the best items to buy in the next few years (for those able to) That sector is getting hit so hard across the nation right now and the downturn has been so hard and fast that when the cycle turn comes in the next 3-5 years and jobs are created and economy is improved people will get more adventurous and they will raise in price faster then apartments, self storage (is dependant on moves down It seems and when the economy is improving people don't usually move down), mobil homes i don't know.Of course anything can be a good buy especially if you get it at fire sale prices like today.

. - Just a suggestion as I feel it would be more efficient of your own time.Lets try and keep this more civil and productive rather than the 2 pages of back and forth.

It is a system (technology) that was developed and branded as a product to assist consumers in analyzing their personal credit file in order to determine the most effective and efficient way to optimize their credit rating and obtain their financial goals.

Just don't sell off all the energy companies, or you'll be at the mercy of foreigners for what you pay for energy.